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2024 USA CVA Study Tour: Where the Spirit of Collaboration Lives
The 2024 CVA Study Tour is well underway, and what an incredible journey it has been so far! This unique opportunity has brought together 21 participants representing 15 Christian campsites across Australia, all united by a shared desire to grow, connect, and...
Building Connections That Last a Lifetime at Camp Clayton
As I look back on my years as a Tasmanian police officer, I can’t help but think about the countless times I encountered the devastating reality of youth suicide. Each time, it underscored the critical importance of connection. I’ve seen how powerful a sense of...
Asking For Help
You walk into a massive store in search of one tiny little item that could be discovered amongst any one of tens of thousands of items. How many aisles do you wander down before you ask for help? What if you have limited time before you have to be somewhere else? Are...
Summer Camps 2023 – Fostering a sense of hope, purpose and belonging
225 campers went home with a new story to tell. 88 volunteers and leaders went home with a new experience of lives changed. Almost 4500 meals over 18 days . . . what a Summer! What are the stories you love to tell the people you come into contact with? The kinds of...
Managing in a COVID world
In this blog we share some of the challenges we have faced during COVID19 pandemic, and what are the things we have learned.
Two organisations have banded together to turn their personal losses into community gains
As COVID disrupted summer plans, Camp Clayton and the Launceston Youth Community Orchestra (LYCO) transformed their setbacks into a powerful act of kindness.
Historic infrastructure renewed at Camp Clayton
Camp Clayton with the support of the Tasmanian Community Fund and Tasrail was able to upgrade its railway crossing.
Lasting Memories and Friendships at Camp Clayton
Sign-in day at Camp Clayton is always a buzz of excitement and anticipation. Cabin leaders and support staff eagerly prepare to welcome campers, knowing that this is where lasting memories and friendships are made. For some leaders, it’s their...
Camp; Where team spirit rules
He was the kind of kid you automatically keep an extra eye on. He kicked around the edges of the circle, with a thinly-disguised disdain as I outlined the activities that make up the Challenge Course we were about to embark on. The group of Grade 6s was there for a...
Meet our Volunteers – Erina
We are so excited to introduce you to our long-term volunteers. People who are willing to come to Camp Clayton and serve and give time are vital to what we can do here in kids and young people. Get to know Erina below. "I have been volunteering at Camp Clayton since...
Update from Brigitt – Canadian Summer Program
I left for Tasmania January 23, exactly a month after I decided to apply for the CSP program. It was a crazy couple days of traveling and time change and I arrived in Launceston Saturday morning January 25. The first day and a half gave me some time to settle in and...
8 Reasons Why You Should Lead at Camp Clayton!
We would love for you to be a part of the Camp Clayton family, which is why becoming a leader is a great idea. Whether you have a passion for working with young people or are searching for a new way to serve, there are so many reasons why leading may suit you. We...
How does outdoor education contribute to the curriculum?
Education outcomes are one of the biggest conversations in many families who have children going through the education system and also teachers who spend the majority of their planning time looking at creative ways they can meet the National Curriculum Standards for...
Church Camps, are they a thing of the past?
If you grew up in church, you may have been to many church camps over the years with it being a very popular yearly exercise for church communities. Many churches have been questioning if church camps are still worth the investment of time, money and stress in...
2024 USA CVA Study Tour: Where the Spirit of Collaboration Lives
The 2024 CVA Study Tour is well underway, and what an incredible journey it has been so far! This unique opportunity has brought together 21 participants representing 15 Christian campsites across Australia, all united by a shared desire to grow, connect, and...
Building Connections That Last a Lifetime at Camp Clayton
As I look back on my years as a Tasmanian police officer, I can’t help but think about the countless times I encountered the devastating reality of youth suicide. Each time, it underscored the critical importance of connection. I’ve seen how powerful a sense of...
Asking For Help
You walk into a massive store in search of one tiny little item that could be discovered amongst any one of tens of thousands of items. How many aisles do you wander down before you ask for help? What if you have limited time before you have to be somewhere else? Are...
Summer Camps 2023 – Fostering a sense of hope, purpose and belonging
225 campers went home with a new story to tell. 88 volunteers and leaders went home with a new experience of lives changed. Almost 4500 meals over 18 days . . . what a Summer! What are the stories you love to tell the people you come into contact with? The kinds of...
Managing in a COVID world
In this blog we share some of the challenges we have faced during COVID19 pandemic, and what are the things we have learned.
Two organisations have banded together to turn their personal losses into community gains
As COVID disrupted summer plans, Camp Clayton and the Launceston Youth Community Orchestra (LYCO) transformed their setbacks into a powerful act of kindness.
Historic infrastructure renewed at Camp Clayton
Camp Clayton with the support of the Tasmanian Community Fund and Tasrail was able to upgrade its railway crossing.
Lasting Memories and Friendships at Camp Clayton
Sign-in day at Camp Clayton is always a buzz of excitement and anticipation. Cabin leaders and support staff eagerly prepare to welcome campers, knowing that this is where lasting memories and friendships are made. For some leaders, it’s their...
Camp; Where team spirit rules
He was the kind of kid you automatically keep an extra eye on. He kicked around the edges of the circle, with a thinly-disguised disdain as I outlined the activities that make up the Challenge Course we were about to embark on. The group of Grade 6s was there for a...
Meet our Volunteers – Erina
We are so excited to introduce you to our long-term volunteers. People who are willing to come to Camp Clayton and serve and give time are vital to what we can do here in kids and young people. Get to know Erina below. "I have been volunteering at Camp Clayton since...
Update from Brigitt – Canadian Summer Program
I left for Tasmania January 23, exactly a month after I decided to apply for the CSP program. It was a crazy couple days of traveling and time change and I arrived in Launceston Saturday morning January 25. The first day and a half gave me some time to settle in and...
8 Reasons Why You Should Lead at Camp Clayton!
We would love for you to be a part of the Camp Clayton family, which is why becoming a leader is a great idea. Whether you have a passion for working with young people or are searching for a new way to serve, there are so many reasons why leading may suit you. We...
How does outdoor education contribute to the curriculum?
Education outcomes are one of the biggest conversations in many families who have children going through the education system and also teachers who spend the majority of their planning time looking at creative ways they can meet the National Curriculum Standards for...
Church Camps, are they a thing of the past?
If you grew up in church, you may have been to many church camps over the years with it being a very popular yearly exercise for church communities. Many churches have been questioning if church camps are still worth the investment of time, money and stress in...
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PO BOX 3184, Ulverstone, TAS 7315
Phone: (03) 6425 1893
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